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Wishing you a speedy recovery Guy.

I have the November 2005 if you still need it.

Will do JMD.

I picked this one up 10 years ago that was used at a Willards tournament in 1992. It's a very well made rack and I use it frequently on my home table.

SOLD This lathe is very sturdy and is made from 3/16" flat steel. The drill platform is adjustable and slides along dual rails, and has a lock down nut behind the drill. A (0 - 850 rpm) variable speed drill is recommended (buyer supplies own drill). Included is a simple tool rest for rounding...

Gary's number is used if you purchase directly from A2Z. My number is correct if you purchase from a retailer such as the Little Machine Shop. Both are correct for Taig stuff.

Not sure if the deluxe requires a different model QCTP but my Hightower Midsize has A2Z QCTP1 quick change tool post.

Will consider either 3/8x10 or 5/16 x 14 piloted with or without silver trim ring.

The Sam's Club light that Joey suggested has approximately 1000 more lumens than the Home Depot version. I have no idea what a lumen is :eek: but I bought the Sam's Club version and installed it last night above my workbench. I'm extremely satisfied! Thanks Joey!

Joey, TommyD, I just ordered a couple of the Micro 100. Thank you both for your suggestion.

Thank you Kim. Sounds like good advice.

I usually use the blade in hand method for tip/ferrules but would appreciate advice regarding cutting bits. Atlas offers C6 grade carbide tipped bits 3/8" shank Right Straight Turning Tool (AR6) and the same bit with 15 degree lead angle (BR6). When facing a ferrule and trimming sidewall of...

One of my favorites.

Sold Big radial pin fits nice and snug in this 59 1/4 inch solid hitting purple heart player. 18.8 ounce total weight. Butt is 15.4 oz and shaft is 3.4 oz. Several random dings in wrap less handle but nothing that gets in the way of play. Shaft is 12.9 mm with less than a playing card taper...

Sometimes a landlord chooses not to renew a lease.

My trio of Gilbert cues.

Hi Al, I'm sure your friends appreciate the effort you put forth to help them out. Hope you will disregard the comments from those that assume everyone that asks a question is a pathetic, ignorant and destitute bum especially if you don't already own a lathe. I wonder what the high and mighty...

This is the best advice you could possibly get....imo.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=280669&highlight=universal+centralizer

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